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Online publishers: growing the display advertising pie email this article save this article to My Clippings
This is the latest post in our series on the future of display advertising. Today, director of product management Jonathan Bellack looks at our efforts to help online publishers generate more advertising revenue - Ed.For millions of online publishers—from the smallest blogger to the largest entertainment, news, e-commerce and information sites—online advertising revenue is vital. When publishers can maximize their returns, everyone benefits from more vibrant online content and websites. But the pace of change in the industry can be intimidating—how can a publisher keep up with what’s new, let alone grow their bus...
Source: Official Google Blog - August 31, 2010 Author: A Googler

Book review: Library Mashups: Exploring New Ways to Deliver Library Data Nicole C. Engard (ed.). London: Facet Publishing, 2009. 334pp, {pound}29.95. ISBN 9781856047036 email this article save this article to My Clippings
Source: Journal of Librarianship and Information Science current issue - August 26, 2010 Author: Underwood, P. G.

Mashed Library 2010 – MashSpa (UK) email this article save this article to My Clippings
"The sixth Mashed Library event known as MashSpa will be held in Bath, UK, on 29 October 2010. Designed for librarians and technical staff, the one-day event is an opportunity for them to meet, share knowledge and create new mashups. The morning will be given over to a couple of talks while the afternoon will be dedicated to mashing and creating new ideas for your library" The Twitter tag is #mashspa
Source: Peter Scott's Library Blog - August 25, 2010

The Awesomeness of Archives and Mashups email this article save this article to My Clippings
zomg. You have to click through and look at these pictures. Please come back, though. I’ll wait. Okay, did you see them? Weren’t they awesome?! Seeing these pictures made me think about mashups again. I often talk about mashups in my lib100 classes. They’re a good tool for helping people think about how technology changes things and copyright. I show a few demos and that’s about it. There aren’t many that I’ve found to be useful for teaching my content. But can you imagine how much more meaningful a history class would be if looking at those photos? An architecture class? How would see...
Source: lauren's library blog - August 6, 2010 Author: lauren pressley Tags: Uncategorized ideas info lit teaching technology images mashups photos visual learning WWII

#IDSCONF10 -- OCLC Web Services for Developers: WorldCat API, et al. email this article save this article to My Clippings
August 3,2010 -- Tuesday Session #4 (4:10 pm - 5:00 pm) • OCLC Web Services for Developers: WorldCat API, et al. Have you wondered just what a web services is, and what it would mean to use one? Are you thinking of investing effort into building new systems that rely on web services, or enhancing an existing service with API-provided data? OCLC offers a variety of web services such as xISSN, WorldCat Search API, WorldCat Identities, and the WorldCat Registry provide a variety of data which can be used to enhance and improve current library interfaces. This session will provide an overview of the web services offer...
Source: Baby Boomer Librarian - August 5, 2010 Tags: web services OCLC WorldCat

Hurt Wit Chu: 3 Favorite New Mashups email this article save this article to My Clippings
I've posted about mashup artist Pheugoo before (9/07). Here's a new favorite of mine: Johnny Cash covering Nine Inch Nails meets Queens of the Stone Age (the video's a still image; embedding so you can hear the song)You can download the mp3 of "Hurt Wit Chu" free at Pheugoo's site.BRAT mashups are new to me (and available as free downloads at BRAT Productions Mashup Page). This one, laying the vocal from the Cure's "Just Like Heaven" over the music and backing vocals from the Commodores' "Easy," is brilliant:Finally, here's "Time After Romance"--Lady Gaga/Cyndi Lauper/Three 6 Mafia by mochi beats (free download). It's more...
Source: poesygalore<IMG SRC=http://www.geocities.com/emilylloyd.geo/glore.jpg> - July 31, 2010 Author: Emily Lloyd

Pixars Inception Mash Up! email this article save this article to My Clippings
Direktlink YouTube Wer «Inception» noch nicht gesehen hat, sollte sich mal diesen Trailer-MashUp von «Inception» und «Up!» anschauen. Großartig. Ich war schon begeistert, als ich vorgestern «Inception» sah. Aber das hier ist auch ganz großes Kino. [via Gizmodo, dort auch in den Kommentaren der Hinweis auf weitere mashups, etwa Toy Story 3 Inception Mashup] © Markus Trapp for Text & Blog, 2010. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags:
Source: Text & Blog - July 30, 2010 Author: Markus Tags: Kino Video

Searching OPAC* / WorldCat / Any Database >>>With email this article save this article to My Clippings
Colleagues/ In addition to to my interest in mashups (and/or Readers) that allow one to Create A Cloud Tag From An RSS Feed > RSS > TagCloud > 4 > CD : WebFeed-Based TagClouds For Collection Development > i-CD [ http://bit.ly/dyLrF5 ] I am also interest in any initiative implementation in which an RSS feed can be used o search an OPAC / WorldCat / Any Database in order to identify relevant items related to the topics of the RSS search results > To further identity publications/information resources /etc. that might support an individual / departmental / institutional Current/Emerging Research...
Source: gmane.education.web4lib - July 30, 2010 Author: Gerry McKiernan

Library Mashups email this article save this article to My Clippings
mashups zijn webapplicaties die de inhoud van twee of meer bronnen samenbrengen tot één nieuwe, originele toepassing. Slim gebruikt kunnen ze bibliotheekwebsites en -catalogi meer dynamiek, een grotere zichtbaarheid en betere functionaliteit geven. Populaire mashups maken gebruik van kaarten – denk aan Google Maps – of remixen foto’s, video’s, RSS feeds, enz. In Library mashups laat Nicole C. Engard een schare gerenommeerde early adopters aan het woord. Jenny Levine, Darlene Fichter, Tim Spalding, John Blyberg, Karen A. Coombs, Joshua Ferraro en vele anderen implementeerden voor hun bibliotheken ...
Source: Commissaresse 2.0 - July 28, 2010 Author: de Commissaresse Tags: bronnenonderzoek

Quick and nimble Mashups email this article save this article to My Clippings
JackBe announces new offering
Source: KMWorld RSS Feeds : Research Center: Content Management - July 26, 2010

OCLC Web Scale Management email this article save this article to My Clippings
I am very pleased to finally be able to announce that the Library at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga is scheduled to be the first live implementation of a product that has been talked about for years: a web-based, collaborative, modern library system that does away with silos of data. We are implementing the OCLC Web Scale Management library system even as I type, and will be going live with the system for circulation on August 20, 2010, and with circulation, cataloging, and acquisitions on August 30, 2010. A wiki page documenting the process, working groups, and more is available, and will continue to be update...
Source: Pattern Recognition - July 15, 2010 Author: griffey Tags: MPOW OCLC Personal Web Scale catalog ils library webscale

Literacy News » Blog Archive » Information literacy meets library ... email this article save this article to My Clippings
Information literacy meets library 2.0: library mashups. Library mashups, exploring new ways to deliver library data, is a presentation by Nicole Eng
Source: pligg - all - July 14, 2010 Tags: Library 2.0

University of Southampton’s School of Electronics and Computer Science Releases All Public Data in Open Linked Data Format email this article save this article to My Clippings
The University of Southampton's School of Electronics and Computer Science has released all of its public data in an open linked data format. Here's an excerpt from the press release: In what is believed also to be a world-first, ECS has become the UK’s first University department to release all its public data in open linked data format. The School of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS) at the University of Southampton is at the forefront of the open linked data initiative through the work of its Professors Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Nigel Shadbolt. Now, in accordance with the spirit of the initiative, ECS ...
Source: DigitalKoans - July 14, 2010 Author: admin

University of Southampton’s School of Electronics and Computer Science Releases All Public Data in Open Linked Data Format email this article save this article to My Clippings
The University of Southampton's School of Electronics and Computer Science has released all of its public data in an open linked data format. Here's an excerpt from the press release: In what is believed also to be a world-first, ECS has become the UK’s first University department to release all its public data in open linked data format. The School of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS) at the University of Southampton is at the forefront of the open linked data initiative through the work of its Professors Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Nigel Shadbolt. Now, in accordance with the spirit of the initiative, ECS ...
Source: DigitalKoans - July 13, 2010 Author: Charles Bailey Tags: Linking, Linked Data, and Semantic Web

University of Southampton’s School of Electronics and Computer Science Releases All Public Data in Open Linked Data Format email this article save this article to My Clippings
The University of Southampton's School of Electronics and Computer Science has released all of its public data in an open linked data format. Here's an excerpt from the press release: In what is believed also to be a world-first, ECS has become the UK’s first University department to release all its public data in open linked data format. The School of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS) at the University of Southampton is at the forefront of the open linked data initiative through the work of its Professors Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Nigel Shadbolt. Now, in accordance with the spirit of the initiative, ECS ...
Source: DigitalKoans - July 13, 2010 Author: admin Tags: Linking, Linked Data, and Semantic Web

A New Report From McAfee Labs: “Social Networking Apps Pose Surprising Security Challenges” email this article save this article to My Clippings
3 Paragraphs from the Report: Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, and LinkedIn—oh my! If we’re not using these services ourselves or hearing about them in the media, our friends, colleagues, and children remind us each day of their existence. Although Web 2.0 may be a buzzword we all love to hate, media-rich web applications that allow information sharing among users are here to stay and growing in popularity. An article written in October 2009 (so it’s clearly out of date) on the size of Facebook’s data center states Facebook stores approximately 80 billion photos and serves up approximately 600,000 photos per second—ma...
Source: ResourceShelf - July 12, 2010 Author: resourceshelf Tags: Privacy Social Media Social Search Software and Web-Based Applications

Library Mashup slideshare presentation email this article save this article to My Clippings
(Found via here). Having previously discussed Nicole Engard's book Library mashups : Exploring New Ways to Deliver Library Data, I noted she has a slideshare on the subject of the book here. Interesting too.
Source: librarytwopointzero - July 12, 2010 Author: library2.0

Information Literacy meets Library 2.0: Library Mashups email this article save this article to My Clippings
Library mashups, exploring new ways to deliver library data, is a presentation by Nicole Engard, who also wrote Library mashups Exploring new ways to
Source: pligg - all - July 11, 2010 Tags: Library 2.0

Last Week in FRBR #28 email this article save this article to My Clippings
Have you been trying RDA Online? Test accounts for RDA Online were set up and log information sent around a couple of weeks ago. Have you tried it? The offer is open until the end of August. I had a short look, but I’ll go back for a longer look and post about it. I didn’t try doing anything with workflows, which is the most important part of it all. Summers, Libraries and Linked Data: Confessions of a Graph Addict Ed Summers (who works at the Library of Congress in the United States) gave a talk on 24 June 2010 at a preconference session on linked data before the American Library Association conference: Librar...
Source: The FRBR Blog - July 9, 2010 Author: William Denton

Nasce JLIS.it, rivista italiana di LIS peer reviewed e Open Access email this article save this article to My Clippings
E’ online il primo, attesissimo numero della nuova rivista di biblioteconomia e information science, JLis.it: e-journal italiano peer reviewed e completamente open access. Il first issue si compone di diversi, interessanti articoli (immeritatamente ce n’è anche uno mio: I mashup e le biblioteche: le tecnologie dietro le quinte, ovvero la versione italiana del capitolo sulle tecnologie alla base dei mashup pubblicato nel volume Library mashups). JLis.it è il risultato del lavoro, della creatività e del grande impegno sull’Open Access in primis di Mauro Guerrini, presidente AIB, e dei suoi valenti collab...
Source: The Geek Librarian - June 27, 2010 Author: bonaria Tags: Copyright - Copyleft E-journals Library OAI-PMH Open Access Open Source accesso aperto mauro guerrini cilea jlis.it peer review

Real time map information of London Underground – unbelievably cool! email this article save this article to My Clippings
Not strictly ebook related, but this is so unbelievably cool that I just had to bring it to your attention. From Resource Shelf: Here’s one of the cooler (and practical) mashups we’ve seen in a long time. While there are several services that map where an aircraft is located at any given moment in time (with a brief delay), here’s an example of the same type of thing for public transport in London, UK. Many public transit services around the world offer near real-time bus and train info with text, this new service shows users precisely where a train is (using a Google map) in the London Underground system at at any ...
Source: TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home - June 25, 2010 Author: Paul Biba Tags: Paul Biba London Underground map Resource Shelf

New Resource: UK: Real-Time Information: A Live Map of London Underground (aka the Tube) email this article save this article to My Clippings
Here’s of the cooler (and practical)mashups we’ve seen in a long time. While there are several services that map where an aircraft is located at any given moment in time (with a brief delay), here’s an example of the same type of thing for public transport in London, UK. Many public transit services around the world offer near real-time bus and train info with text, this new service shows users precisely where a train is (using a Google map) in the London Underground system at at any given moment in time (”approximate” real-time) and then next station info and time with text. Additionally, ...
Source: ResourceShelf - June 21, 2010 Author: resourceshelf Tags: Uncategorized

Data.gov's plans for map Mashups email this article save this article to My Clippings
Data.gov's next big thing: Mashing up federal stats with maps, By Aliya Sternstein, NextGov (06/18/2010). Within the next month, data.gov will offer the public a chance to preview a so-called viewer that will let them combine many of the 270,000 data sets posted on Data.gov with maps.
Source: Free Government Information (FGI) blogs - June 21, 2010 Author: jajacobs Tags: data.gov GIS mashups

Library Mashings custom search - Library 2.0 email this article save this article to My Clippings
In the UK we have held a series of events called 'Mashed Libraries'. This covers the area of data mashups in a library service/information profession
Source: pligg - all - June 21, 2010 Tags: Library 2.0

Applications Analyst, Analyst IT (Duke University) email this article save this article to My Clippings
Applications Analyst, Analyst IT (Duke University, North Carolina) The Center for Instructional Technology (cit.duke.edu) in the Duke University Libraries is currently recruiting for an Applications Analyst to be responsible for various functional and technical ...
Source: Latest ALA Job Listings - June 18, 2010

Mashup of US migration patterns email this article save this article to My Clippings
Here's a nice little mashup from Forbes. They created an interactive map visualizing migration data into and out of US counties based on 2008 IRS data*. The black lines represent people moving to a certain place, the red lines are people moving out. TONS of people moving to SF (where I live). No wonder I have to stand in line so long for my strawberry balsamic ice cream fix from BiRite Creamery! *I went looking for said IRS migration data and found that: The County-to-County Migration Data are updated annually and available for purchase as follows: * $200 per year for the entire United States * $10 per year per St...
Source: Free Government Information (FGI) blogs - June 16, 2010 Author: jrjacobs Tags: mashups migration pay for public domain data

See me at ALA email this article save this article to My Clippings
I’ll be giving two talks at ALA this year – my very first ALA Annual conference! The first is a preconference where I’ll be teaching librarians about mashups: Friday, June 25, 1:00 – 4:30 p.m. Library mashups: Exploring New Ways to Deliver Library Data Madison Hotel (1177 15th St. NW) Montpelier Room The second (on my birthday) is a panel discussion: Sunday, June 27, 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Smart technologies for tough economic times: using innovative technologies to enhance Service, extend Your Library’s Reach, and Not break the budget RUSA – MARS Washington Convention Center-Ballroom B...
Source: What I Learned Today... - June 10, 2010 Author: Nicole Tags: Conferences/Presenting ala2010

Department of Energy Releases Collection of Gulf Coast Oil Spill Data email this article save this article to My Clippings
A large amount of data from the Department of Energy about the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico was made available online today. Here’s a look at some of what was made available: + Well Configuration (.pdf) - showing the depths and sizes of the different casings installed during the well’s construction. + Key Events Timeline (.ppt) - This document lists key events beginning with the April 20 fire on the Deepwater Horizon through June 4. BOP Stack Details This page provides information about a number of the key components of the system: the Blow Out Preventer, the Lower Marine Riser Package, and the associated ...
Source: ResourceShelf - June 9, 2010 Author: resourceshelf Tags: Uncategorized

Links for 2010-06-03 [del.icio.us] email this article save this article to My Clippings
YouTube - commana's Channel I subscribed to commana's channel on YouTube. http://www.youtube.com/user/commana?feature=autoshare Library mashups : Links Library mashups : Updated Links by chapter http://bit.ly/bt2Mfw or use http://bit.ly/b8TmEg #li librarymashups's Bookmarks on Delicious Library mashups : Updated Links by chapter http://bit.ly/bt2Mfw or use http://bit.ly/b8TmEg #li YouTube - leelefever's Channel I subscribed to leelefever's channel on YouTube. http://www.youtube.com/user/leelefever?feature=autoshare foursquare :: Bakker Bart :: Groningen, Nederland I'm at Bakker Bart (Groningen). http://4sq.c...
Source: DigiCMB - June 9, 2010 Author: Guus van den Brekel

More BP Oil Spill (Deepwater Horizon) Resources: Maps and Mashups email this article save this article to My Clippings
1) Visualizing the BP Oil Disaster An explosion on the BP-operated Deepwater Horizon oil rig on April 20, 2010 sparked the greatest environmental disaster in United States history. This mashup visualizes the area that would be covered if the oil spill was in your city, or any other city. 2) Oilaholic Get Gulf oil spill updates and oil spill clean up news, see oil spill photos, watch oil spill videos, chat about oil spills and more at Oilaholic.com Includes live video stream of oil gushing for pipe from 5000K underwater. It’s video that should be seen by everyone. 3) Visualizing Oil Rig Location (with streaming video...
Source: ResourceShelf - June 6, 2010 Author: resourceshelf Tags: Uncategorized

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